Current Columnists

• Confessing God

  Derek Rishmawy
  

  Confessing God attempts to understand who we are and how the world should be by looking at what the Bible says who God is.

  Have Mercy as God Has Mercy

  Mercy is what holiness looks like in the lives of God's children.
  Good News, Satan Wants to Destroy You!

  It may sound weird, but knowing we have an enemy is encouraging.
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• Evangelical Distinctives

  Mark Galli
  

  Christianity Today's editor in chief considers what it means to be an evangelical Christian today, drawing on the movement's history, theology, and spirituality.

  God’s Letter to Us

  How evangelicals read Scripture.
  It Doesn’t Get Any More Personal

  Why evangelicals give pride of place to penal substitutionary understandings of the Cross.
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• Beginning of Wisdom

  Jen Wilkin
  

  The Beginning of Wisdom offers a Bible teacher's perspective on spiritual growth and scriptural study in our churches, small groups, and families.

  Heaven Shines, But Who Cares?

  The Bible's blueprint for paradise lowers the awe-inspiring to the everyday.
  Sunday Church Services Are Not About You

  Six tangible ways congregations can shift their gatherings from me to us.
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• Pending Resolution

  Sandra McCracken
  

  Pending Resolution is an exploration of the tensions of living between God's promises offered and his promises fulfilled, looking to Scripture for guidance.

  Making Peace with Change

  Transition is part of God's original design. So is his peace in the midst of it.
  Blessed Are the Slow

  Scripture reminds us that love—and loving communication—is patient.
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• Spirited Life

  Andrew Wilson
  

  Spirited Life is a collision between biblical reflection and charismatic practice, aiming to make people happier in God.

  When God Makes Sunbeams Collide with Waterfall Spray

  Rainbows signify something more than a post-Flood peace offering.
  Heard the One About the Jewish Man, the Roman Demon, and the Gentile Pigs?

  Exploring the multiple meanings behind a New Testament “political cartoon.”
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